198 Mobile Apps journalists from top media outlets.
We at Jona have put together the Mobile Apps media list of 198 journalists. The list comes with verified email addresses, journalist profiles, location and socials. We update this list of Mobile Apps reporters every quarter.
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Last updated on Feb 1, 2023
Joshua is an editor for CNET's Download.com. He covers the mobile tech and apps that power our lives and interviews celebrities about their favorite apps. Previously, he worked as an editor at Healthline and Gay.com and as a contributing writer for Mac Directory, MacAddict, SF Weekly, SF Examiner, and SF Chronicle.
Katie is an Associate Writer for CNET and Download.com. She covers the latest and greatest apps and software. She previously worked as a Web Content Specialist for a retail e-commerce site and has a background in feature writing. She is obsessed with shoes and owns more than 50 pairs!
Dieter is a staff writer covering consumer tech, apps, and services.
Sandra Vogel is a contributing writer for ZDNet and CNET's Download.com. She writes about mobile technology, the latest apps, Microsoft Windows, and more.
Specialties: General consumer technology, virtual reality, augmented reality, Mac OS and related software, iOS and Android mobile apps, Apple hardware, digital photography software, cameras and camcorders, Web publishing and blogging, digital video, and other creative pursuits.
Derek Walter is a freelance technology writer based in Northern California. He is the author of Learning MIT App Inventor, a hands-on guide to building your own Android apps.
John has been writing about and reviewing tech products since 2014 after making the transition from writing about and reviewing airlines. With a background in Psychology, John has a particular interest in the science and future of the industry. Besides adopting the Managing Editor role at AH John also covers much of the news surrounding audio and visual tech, including cord-cutting, the state of Pay-TV, and Android TV.
Since 2015 Andrew has been writing about Apple, privacy, security, and at one point even Android.
Writing for SlashGear since 2006, Chris Davies is currently executive editor for SlashGear and Android Community. Based in San Francisco, he's responsible for SlashGear's editorial decisions and covers all forms of consumer technology.
Matt is an avid sports and technology fan and Managing Editor for AndroidGuys.com.
Tech/games/ents journalist. Senior Editor and UK lead @AndroidAuth. Previously The Independent, Newsweek Media.
As the founder of TechDroider, I would say Thanks to every single reader of this community. Never thought that TechDroider will grow that much and become one of the top Android sites on the planet.
Ostensibly an editor. But really, just some verbose dude who digs on tech stuff. Loves Android, still believes WebOS is the future, and his only regret is that he didn't buy a Nokia N9 in 2012. Also, he could change this text every day, and most people probably wouldn't notice.
Leif covers iOS, iPhones, iPads, Macs, and more for Macworld. He's a big fan of fantasy RPGs, and you can find his previous work in IGN, Rolling Stone, VICE, PC Gamer, Playboy, Mac|Life, TechRadar, and numerous other publications.
Jim is Editor of Tech Advisor and has been testing and reviewing products for almost 20 years. These days he covers smart home, drones, laptops, tablets, gadgets, Windows, iOS, dash cams and storage. Jim is also a petrolhead and connoisseur of fine beers.
Christina Farr is a technology and health reporter for CNBC.com in San Francisco. She most recently was a senior writer at Fast Company, covering biotech and health-tech for digital and print, and an Apple reporter at Reuters News. She hails from London, UK and is a graduate of Stanford's School of Journalism. Reach her on Twitter (@chrissyfarr).
Troy Wolverton writes the Tech Files column and covers consumer technology as the personal technology columnist for the Bay Area News Group. Previously, he covered Apple and the consumer electronics industry. Earlier, he reported on technology, business and financial issues for TheStreet.com and CNET News.com.
Lazy-tweeting Senior Tech Editor @lifehacker; alum @wirecutter, @pcmag, @apple, others. Bought murphy dot wtf to be cool. Does a ton of theater.
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